Profound Thanks to 2GreenEnergy Intern Fabio Porcu
I thought I’d write a post for the sole purpose of calling readers’ attention to the work of 2GreenEnergy super-intern Fabio Porcu. Another interesting story here: Fabio hails from Sardinia and had just completed his master’s degree in energy and engineering when he decided to spend the entire autumn here working with me; next month he’ll be returning to Europe where he’ll be taking a job in Prague.
Over the years, we’ve had a dozen or so interns from all over the world, but I can’t think of one who’s been a greater joy to interact with than Fabio. There may be people on this planet who have better attitudes toward life, but I sure haven’t met any.
Here’s a link to Fabio’s work so far; note that it’s covered a wide gamut that ranges from articles on the pros and cons of various battery chemistries to public opinion on climate change mitigation. I’ll post another photo on Thanksgiving when he is up here having dinner with my family and me, joined by some local companions.
I’m very grateful to have made another life-long friend.
Congratulations and All the Best to Fabio for his fine work and his wonderful future in developing new and innovative solutions to our collective energy and related challenges.
Good On You Craig for creating such a positive platform for young creative people to contribute and grow …Bon Voyage to both of you .
This story brought some Inner Joy to this Sicilian Journeyman
Thanks very much for this lovely note. Any day I can bring a bit of Inner Joy is a good day indeed.
“Frank” writes: Hi! Craig That’s wonderful news, and I am sure that Fabio is very thankful that he was able to meet someone like you. But, I have to say that I am a little jealous. May you have the best of Holidays.
Ha! Anyone’s welcome at any time.
Craig,
Good luck to Fabio, and my heartfelt congratulations to you for assisting the careers of young men and women seeking better solutions for the future.
The hope of all mankind rests with these young explorers in the world of innovative technology, and encouragement is never misplaced. You are also providing an invaluable extra dimension to the education of those you mentor by allowing them to gain greater perceptive from studying the lifetime of experience you have acquired.
Well done, keep up the good work !
Well done Craig!
Hope that your example will encourage others to guide today’s youth b-to take up the leadership of change & guide the world thru the challenging times ahead!